Instead of a ‘neutral net’ where you can visit any website, view any content, read any article, play any game and stream any video, companies want the Internet to be like cable where they decide what you can and can’t see based on what you pay them. Take Action Now to Urge Congress and the FCC to Support Net Neutrality, including for wireless and mobile broadband.

Dear Consumer Advisor, I’m thinking about bundling my telephone and internet services with my cable service. By bundling I will get just one bill for multiple services. But how do I decide which is the best service for me and what do you do if I have a complaint?

I’ve heard that a new, “big brother” electric meter will be installed in my home and that it will mean higher bills and allow the utility companies to remotely control my electric use. Is it true? What’s wrong with the old meter? How can I tell if my meter is working properly?

TURN's consumer advisor helps a TURN member avoid early cancellation fees from her wireless provider

In another case of it costing more to be poor, TURN tells the Californian that PG&E is charging more and more customers deposits for paying their bills late, even when the higher bill pushes them to be shut off.

PG&E disconnects 200 customers on the first day following the voluntary holiday moratorium on shut-offs. Mark Toney tells 7 on Your Side that PG&E needs to offer payment plans customers can afford.

TURN tells the New York Times that consumers are paying cable companies more for less.